# Update Seed data and product entity
- every cloth product must have a property called fabric ['Cotton','Lenin','Polyester','Silk','Wool']
- every cloth product must have a property called fit ['Regular','Slim','Fit']
- every cloth product must have a property called pattern ['Solid','Striped','Printed','Checked']
- every cloth product must have a property called occasion ['Casual','Formal','Party','Wedding']

Example there is a Product Men Formal Pant
- Fabric: Cotton
- Fit: Slim
- Pattern: Solid
- Occasion: Formal
# Update Categories
- for Men : Shorts, T-Shirt, Formal Pant, Jeans, Formal Shirt, Casual Shirt
- for Women : Shorts, T-Shirt, Formal Pant, Jeans, Formal Shirt, Casual Shirt, Kurti, Saree
- for Kids : Shorts, T-Shirt, Formal Pant, Jeans, Formal Shirt, Casual Shirt
# Update Sku Generation
- while creating SKU the code should reflect the category of the product first follow the existing SKU generation methodology

Alter the seed data to add the above new fields.
Make sure the variants are also created for each category.

## Change SKU naming convention for cloth products.
Follow the format CLO- <Product Category Code> - <Color Code> - <Size>
Example CLO-TSH-BLK-M

## Change the size encoding for cloth products.
For Men: Sizes should be in numbers e.g. 32, 34, 36, 38, 40, 42
For Women: Sizes should be in numbers e.g. 28, 30, 32, 34, 36, 38
For Kids: Sizes should be in numbers e.g. 20, 22, 24, 26, 28, 30
but certain products comes with S,M,L,XL,XXL so according to seed data set the Sizes either Numbers / CHARS
 as the user should be able to choose between numbers and chars while creating variants
# Update Category Images
- add images for each category